Your credivility is falling with very post standup i thought you...

Your credivility is falling with very post standup i thought you were more knowleagible.

standup writes
Please show me the link that states what Seven has bought and/or committed to in terms of Wimax as referred to in your posts. I have not seen anything concrete.

Seven bought Unwired and Engin and Mr stokes has stated he very happy with wimax back over my post, i will not repeat this again

standup writes
add Wimax to the mix then MNF will simply use this media to deliver voice.

I find it hard to believe you would say that standup. Do you realy think Seven are going to let a competitor use the infrastructure that will cost millions. Remember a company dose NOT have to open access a mobile network.

standup writes
What I will not aceept in this argument is that ENG/Seven will be the only VSP left in Australia after this occurs.

Yet again i cant believe you would post this rubbish
What i said is when fiber is rollout ISP are likely to deploy there own landline VOiP so there will much more competition(more VOiP players)and this will make it harder for landline standalone VOiP companys like MNF. And no i dont think the 3G guys will allow MNF to use there infrastructure why would they, that would only cut there revenue.

standup writes
Look at Seven's recent TIVO launch to confirm thius,

What in the hell has TiVo got to do with VOiP your of the track standup

standup wirtes
Also, you have frequently stated that this scenario will be delivered and operational in all Australian capital cities next year.

Go back over my links Seven states it plans to rollout Wimax next year without to much "info" Why would Seven give away it's game plan to it's competitors. All cities maybe, maybe not BUT hell mobile Wimax sounds good.

standup writes
grow at up to 100% PA and post profits where it's peers can not.

IMO i dont believe MNF FY08 balance sheets. Compared to ENG & FRE customers & revenue the numbers dont stack up so i take it with a pinch of salt. MNF can play the numbers all it like to try and get a sale

standup writes
Fibre, at a reported cost of $30-$40 BILLION

LOL... post a link to that cost standup?

standup wrties
I will state it here for all to see and comment on, there are no concrete plans or dates for an national WIMAX or Fibre rollout.

And again LOL where have you been? Telstra have stated they are ready to start NOW if they win. To me Telstra look like a shoes in but that's IMO.

With post like that standup MNF shareholders are likely to sell